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Albert
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Einstein
When Einstein was 5 years old, his father gave him a compass.
Einstein didn’t just play with the compass as most children would at
that age. He asked endless questions about how and why the needle
always pointed north.
When Einstein started school he not only had trouble with the other
children but with the teachers, as well. Not only was he a slow learner
but he was absent-minded. Einstein also had trouble paying attention in
class.
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Einstein hated school. He disliked the strict discipline and memorizing lessons. Einstein
didn’t want to memorize. He wanted to think about, examine, and question things.
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Draw a picture of a compass in the box below. Write a definition on the lines for the word compass.
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Einstein
Einstein had no use for money. When he received the Noble prize, he gave his prize
money to charity. It is said he once used a check for $1,500 for a
bookmark which he later lost.
Einstein moved to America in 1933. He liked it in America and
decided to stay. In 1940, he became an American citizen.
The absent-minded, strange, slow learning child blossomed into a
genius. This genius changed the ideas people had about the world
and the universe forever.
He was the first to show
that atoms really existed.
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He was born in 1879.
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Einstein showed that light was
both a particle and a wave.
E=mc2 is the special theory
of relativity. E stands for
energy, m stands for mass,
and c stands for the speed of
light.
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He was given the Nobel Prize
for Physics in 1921.
Einstein was considered the most
important scientist in the 1900’s.
Einstein died in 1955.
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theory energy speed research
relativity
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